I have two fabulous Writer Top Tens this week from two lovely friends, Carol Drinkwater and Jane Wenham-Jones. I can highly recommend popping both their books on your Christmas shopping list!
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Wannabe a Writer We’ve Heard Of?
Last night was the launch of a fabulous book called Wannabe a Writer We’ve Heard Of? by Jane Wenham-Jones and I’m delighted to say that some of my very own advice features in the book. There’s also a website where you can see some of my tips in the Guest Room. It’s a great book whether you’re an aspiring writer who’s curious about the whole business or an established writer who could use a bit more publicity.
The launch was at a gorgeous club in St James’s and there was a good crowd of writers, journalists and media types who – in the spirit of the book – were all networking like crazy!
And here’s the wonderful Jane Wenham-Jones with lovely Helen Lederer.
Notting Hill
Last night, I had the very great pleasure of being part of the Summer Fiction Panel with Judy Astley and Jane Wenham-Jones at Notting Hill’s Waterstones. We had a lovely crowd of people: friends, family and “wannabes” who all risked torrential rain to join us and make the evening a success. Thanks to the fabulous Mark Farley who organises the very best author events in London. And thanks to everyone who bought copies of Molly’s Millions. I’m delighted to say that it sold out! We even had to grab the ones from the window display!
